This year we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the International Amateur Radio Union in Paris, France. Radio 100 years ago was relatively new and not widely understood by the general public. What a difference one hundred years makes. A century later, radio is embedded in virtually everyone’s life creating an ever increasing…
DetailsToday, while operating on 28 MHz using the FT8 mode at around 10 UTC, we were unexpectedly called by Joe, WL7E, from Alaska, with a signal level of -17. But the most surprising thing is that in Alaska, it was about 2 AM at that time! His signal skiped along the short path through the…
DetailsMore than half a million QSO in the log for 8 years of the club’s existence On July 8, 2017, the first QSO with TF4M on 14 MHz was conducted using CW. The club is actively on the air almost every day. The club actively participates in contests and hunts for rare DX stations. In…
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